Solid mechanics, very enjoyable, my daughter too fell in love with it. Unfortunately GOG version is not updated, and I had to buy 2 licenses on sale for Steam. That's why I removed a star to an otherwise very cool and relaxing title.
My pros after 170 hours : - the city is a dream come true, a wonder that I'm never tired of admiring (please add taxis & transit system so that we can fully appreciate it in all it's glory) - huge kudos to the artists, for me the city is kinda the main character, - vibrant hommage to Mike Pondsmith fantastic creativity & world building, I truly hope this franchise will continue, we need more stories in this universe. - game is very well optimized (played with a GTX1080 since RTX is in short supply), - solid story telling with brilliant quests and characters, lighting and environments are out of this world too, - supported by epic soundtrack My cons : - some players had bugs at launch, I was lucky to have very few and they are being fixed as time passes, - some aspects seem rushed/unfinished (transit system, street vendors, NPCs with limited sets of animations, etc.) which can hurt immersion, - Witcher 3 was criticized for having too much content (it was fine by my standards), for me Cyberpunk 2077 has not enough (activities within the city, cash opportunities, flats to buy, casino, possibilities are endless). My summary : I can't wait to (re)play Cyberpunk 2077 in 4k to do it justice, this game is a landmark in my book, there will be a before and an after in terms of city design and story telling. Thank you Mr Pondsmith and CDPR Red for bringing this project to the world, I hope it will be (vastly) expanded in the future. This sense of awe, these pauses to say wow, these long rides under the rain at night, are my way to say thank you my Chooms, you're amazing.
